Treat Hearing Loss and Dementia with Hearing Aids

Researchers believe that that hearing loss that receives treatment in mid-to-late life could stop nearly 9% of cases involving dementia across the globe. That’s about 5 million cases!

We have discussed the connection between hearing loss and dementia many times in this blog. This is because it’s the most severe issue that impacts your overall quality of life. 

For seniors and their caregivers, the thought of themselves or a loved one having dementia and the reality of cognitive decline is incredibly difficult.  

Throughout this blog, we’ve discussed this issue at length and with urgency.

1. Most seniors, 65 and older, have some range of hearing loss. 
2. Hearing loss, especially when left untreated, can increase the risks of cognitive decline and dementia.
3. Receiving treatment for hearing loss can slow down signs of dementia, and in some cases prevent it. 

If something as simple as wearing a hearing aid could prevent serious outcomes to diseases like dementia, it’s probably a good idea to try working with a hearing instrument specialist who can fit, program, and guide you through the process of better hearing, which can help with better overall health. 

Contact us at Pure Sound Hearing for a complimentary hearing test and a free hearing aid trial.

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